The Viva One water bottle by Sigg is a functional and stylish drinking vessel, perfect for sports and leisure activities. Made from high-quality polypropylene, this bottle offers a sustainable solution for hydration on the go. With a volume of 0.5 liters, it is compact and easy to transport. The transparent design featuring soccer and goal net motifs appeals to sports enthusiasts and makes the bottle an attractive companion. The bottle is not only recyclable but also free from harmful chemicals and phthalates, making it a safe choice for all users. The practical carrying handle allows for easy handling, while the screw cap prevents leaks. This water bottle combines functionality with appealing design, making it an excellent choice for those who value sustainability and style.
Material group | Plastic |
Water bottle type | Children's bottle |
Drinking bottle equipment | Carrying handle |
Item number | 22950368 |
Manufacturer | Sigg |
Category | Water bottles + Thermos flasks |
Release date | 4.11.2022 |
Colour | Green |
Exact colour description | green/white |
Material group | Plastic |
Material | 100% synthetic material |
Water bottle type | Children's bottle |
Drinking bottle equipment | Carrying handle |
Country of origin | Germany |
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Volume | 0.50 l |
Target group | Men |
How often does a product of this brand in the «Water bottles + Thermos flasks» category have a defect within the first 24 months?
Source: Digitec GalaxusHow many working days on average does it take to process a warranty claim from when it arrives at the service centre until it’s back with the customer?
Source: Digitec GalaxusHow often is a product of this brand in the «Water bottles + Thermos flasks» category returned?
Source: Digitec GalaxusDrinking bottles accompany school and daycare children every day and should be stable, leak-proof and free of harmful substances. We can recommend most of the 19 bottles tested. However, three leaked in the practical test and two others were completely unusable after the drop test. Two cheap brands failed the test completely.
